Based on the Decision in SOCAN V Canadian Association of Internet

Based on the decision in SOCAN v Canadian Association of Internet Providers, which of the following statements is TRUE?

A) "Caching" is an unacceptable use of the Internet.
B) An Internet service provider (ISP) is content-neutral when it does not have knowledge of infringing content and cannot practically monitor the content passing over its network.
C) If an ISP knows that customers could potentially infringe copyright through their use of the Internet, the ISP will always be liable for any infringement that occurs.
D) ISPs cannot be held responsible for paying royalties.
E) Content-neutral ISPs are shielded from all legal liability.