This study builds on two rounds of in-depth interviews conducted from end-2015 to mid-2016, and again in 2018. The fifth dimension is based on the concept of “measurable journalism” (Carlson, 2018), analyzing how its actors influence the relationship between newsrooms and their audiences. Additionally, it proposes and employs a fifth dimension: v) audience-centric engagement. This article employs the Infotendencias Group’s (2012) analytical framework and its four dimensions of news convergence: i) business, ii) professional, iii) technological, and iv) contents. Our study analyzes two newsrooms in Singapore: 1) a digital-first legacy newspaper, and 2) an independent digital-only news startup. This study addresses that void by using a sensemaking approach to examine how emerging technology was appropriated and enacted in the convergent news activities of newsworkers, and how they made sense of the emerging technologies over two and a half years. Digital journalism studies have done little in terms of studying longitudinally the interrelationships between emerging technology and convergent news practices.
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