You may have noticed that it's a pretty big week for social networking profile pages. Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube...well, that's about it, but still. It's kind of a big deal. YouTube announced its new profile page a few days before it was actually available, but the new personalized profile page is finally here.
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After logging in, click here to activate the new homepage. Unlike LinkedIn, it's not made painfully obvious that you're testing out a new personalized homepage, and the actual layout of the page itself isn't all that different from what the normal homepage looks like. Replace the editor picks with personalized recommendations, and the featured videos with recent activity from your friends, and you can pretty well understand how the new personalization comes into play.