The newspaper where Peter Parker works as a photographer is the Daily Bugle. In Marvel stories, the Bugle is a loud, influential New York tabloid known for sensational headlines and its aggressive criticism of Spider-Man.
Peter Parker sells photographs of Spider-Man to the paper, usually because he is uniquely able to capture images of the hero in action. Editor-in-chief J. Jonah Jameson buys the pictures while frequently accusing Spider-Man of being dangerous or untrustworthy. This creates one of the defining ironies of Peter's life: he helps finance his superhero activities by supplying evidence of his own secret identity.
The Daily Bugle is often confused with the Daily Planet, the fictional newspaper associated with Superman. The Bugle is part of Marvel's New York setting, while the Planet belongs to DC Comics' Metropolis. In many adaptations, Peter works as a freelance photographer rather than a full-time staff photographer, but the newspaper remains the Daily Bugle.