Viacom has decided that the best way to increase viewership of some of their Comedy Central properties -- is apparently to let fewer broadband users see it. Claiming they were "unable to make the digital media dollars add up to their liking," the New York Times states that Viacom will be pulling "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart," and "The Colbert Report" from Hulu next week. In a blog post, Hulu Senior VP of content and distribution states that viewership for both shows was very strong, though Comedy Central and Viacom weren't willing to extend the licenses:Of course Viacom is probably assuming that the Hulu users will simply leave Hulu and head over to the Comedy Central website, where the shows are also hosted. But Hulu users (who'll be notified of the change later today) might as easily flock to BitTorrent websites to get the shows for free -- without ads or restrictions. Again, when you're trying to combat piracy, making your content less accessible isn't a particularly smart idea.