Old time personalized page service My.Yahoo! has been relaunched with a liberal dose of Ajax.

TechCrunch has the details, however unlike the relaunch of My.Netscape which…well…no one really cared about, bloggers and content creators should take an interest is this relaunch given that depending on your particular niche, My.Yahoo! regularly rates between 1st and 3rd position on the list of top RSS reading clients. I do have a My.Yahoo page but it’s not something I use, but a lot of other people obviously do use the service, and previous stats would indicate a slant toward younger users, particularly female and non-tech/ Web 2.0 savvy users, an important demographic that is often harder to reach than through other, more regular Web 2.0 methods.

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