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YouTube clampdown pays off for Viacom as web traffic rises
LONDON - Viacom's decison to pull its content from YouTube has paid off after it reported a significant rise in its video web traffic for MTV, Comedy Central and Nickelodeon channels, possibly pointing the way for other content owners.
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