We first caught wind of the YourTrumanShow video aggregator widgets at DEMOfall 2007, and the cross-platform video aggregator is finally ready to be launched to the public. When I first got a chance to check out the YourTrumanShow video aggregator, I was impressed with the visual mapping that it provides you across your network, consisting of your friends and the friends of friends.
From there, you can explore clips across this ever-growing network directly from the widget. This has integration for Facebook and YouTube on different levels, granting you access via your Facebook account, and letting you keep track of YouTube clips from wherever you've accessed the YourTrumanShow VideoMap.
Interestingly enough, YouTube has since come out with a tool that is similar to the VideoMap, called Bubbles, which lets you explore related videos from within the player, further than you might if you simply clicked on the bottom-running icons or the related clips sidebar. That's because Bubbles, just like VideoMap, lets you explore across a myriad of related content, continually branching off more videos in a dynamic yet stationary application that doesn't require you to navigate away from a page, or even reload a page.