Poll: Americans don't want net neutrality (or maybe they don't know what it is)

From ArsTechnica:

The poll also found that many Americans have no idea what net neutrality is, or why they should care; only 7 percent said that they had even heard or seen anything about net neutrality. When pollsters introduced the concept to poll takers, they described it solely as "enhancing Internet neutrality by barring high speed internet providers from offering specialized services like faster speed and increased security for a fee." When presented this way, 19 percent of respondents said that net neutrality was more important to them than "delivering the benefits of new TV and video choice," which received a 66 percent backing.