In the article, Green states:<p>&gt;<i>If you don’t want your song on YouTube, upload it into the ContentID database and issue a blanket takedown for all videos using that song.<p>Boom. Done.</i><p>Yet Azoff states:<p>&gt;<i>So, if you are going to continue to force artists to notify you when an infringing song is on YouTube, once an artist tells you that she wants her song taken off YouTube, you should keep it off. When the artist sends a &quot;take down,&quot; it should be a &quot;stay down.&quot;</i><p>I want to know which one of them isn&#x27;t being truthful. I get the feeling it&#x27;s both of them. Can&#x27;t really pinpoint why, other than both have vested interests in claiming their perspective is right.<p>However, with this kind of wiggle-room, factually speaking, somebody should clear this garbage up. I won&#x27;t hold my breath. But it&#x27;s needed.