Ted Roden interviewed at Web 2.0 Expo New York
summary
Realtime web means showing what you know instead of what you knew at page load — live state, not stale snapshots. Google Instant counts as realtime because it adjusts to user intent. All content companies can gain faster delivery; common mistakes are ignoring realtime or simply not pushing a river of news. Practical wins include live UI updates like Huffington Post refreshing comment counts. Information overload is overstated because users filter what matters.
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