Why are "Real Time" Results in Searches Ignored?
Steve Arnold has an interesting discussion on why real time
content is frequently ignored in Google's
search results, based on eye-tracking studies. RealTime Search: Poor Layout or Lousy Content?
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April 01, 2010
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