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Google is trying to eat Twitter's dinner

Jan 27, 2016, 15:26 IST

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump eats a pork chop on a stick and gives a thumbs up sign to fairgoers at the Iowa State Fair on August 15, 2015 in Des Moines, Iowa. Presidential candidates are addressing attendees at the Iowa State Fair on the Des Moines Register Presidential Soapbox stage and touring the fairgrounds. The State Fair runs through August 23.Win McNamee/Getty Images

If there's one thing Twitter does extremely well, it's real-time news.

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However, Google is preparing to experiment with a new feature that could make it more of a contender for live events.

This experimental feature helps voters make more informed choices, and levels the playing field for candidates to share ideas and positions on issues they may not have had a chance to address during the debate," Danielle Bowers writes for Google News Lab. "By publishing long-form text, photos and videos throughout the debate, campaigns can now give extended responses, answer questions they didn't get a chance to on stage, and rebut their opponents."

(The news was previously reported on by TechCrunch.)

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