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"Your Truman Show, the video-blogging network currently in beta, is launching a VideoMap Widget at DEMO today, which lets video producers and viewers share content on their various social networks and blogs.  \nWhat makes this particular widget stand out from the crowd is its interactive capabilities, along with its connectivity to other Your Truman Show users.  With VideoMap, there are two levels of functionality.  For one, you can see your friends across the web, similar to a network that branches off from you at the center.  From there, you can view the friends of a friend, and continue to discover new people in this manner, as more circles of friends branch off more people.  Next, there's the ability to view their own video clips, or the clips of their friends, if they've clicked on a friend's username in the \"social graph\" that displays in this widget.  \nThis level of networking within a widget is a great way to help users keep up with friends without having to add multiple widgets to a site, get new RSS feeds, or anything of the sort.  It's like having a portable, intact network on the web. While it looks like you're able to add friends (via sending friend requests) from this widget, the social interaction is limited to this.  Once comments, like BlipBack, sharing options, and other features become available on VideoMap, it will be that much more useful as a widget. There is a Facebook  version of VideoMap available. Your Truman Show has recently launched a celebrity video diaries section of its site.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nIMAGEGOESHERE\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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