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With the development of technology and the traditional newspaper industry’s emphasis on technological dividends, news reporting will open up a larger market in the future. Since the deep trust network mode was proposed, news reports will have more room for changes in the future. Although we still have to insist that content is king, we cannot give up technology, let alone ignore the times. It is necessary to understand the importance and arduousness of the task of innovation in current affairs news reports, and to be firm in the new era, innovation in current affairs news reports lies in the core of voice. The article mainly puts forward the research questions and purposes and collects the literature of contemporary political news communication, the context of new media, and new news communication methods. This paper analyzes the application of deep trust network model in news communication and explained the content, research methodology, and innovation points. It focuses on the ecological background of local news and current affairs dissemination in the context of new media and highlights the impact and challenge activities of new media topics that combine today’s news coverage. Through case analysis, this article will analyze the present way of presenting news communication activities from four aspects: “content innovation,” “form innovation,” “means innovation,” and “communication power innovation.” The results showed that 43% of the respondents chose “primarily online reading” and 21% of the respondents chose “new reading tastes.” 14% of the respondents chose “reading with less paper,” and 11% of the respondents chose “mobile phone as one of the reading devices.”

The Influence of News Dissemination in the Micromedia Era Based on the Deep Trust Network Model