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Did anyone else spot that YouTube has a quasi-graph visualisation, now? Just switch to full-screen view on any video (rightmost button on the toolbar) and look for an icon of a graph on the toolbar in the full-screen window. You get a circle representing your current video, and more representing related videos. As you navigate within the representation, it leaves a 'snail trail' of links between the last three videos you watched. Not as clever as you'd like, but it's a start.
via: Googlesystem
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