When individuals post journal-like entries on the Internet, they are known as:

Journal-like entries posted regularly on the Internet are called weblogs, commonly shortened to blogs.

A weblog shows dated posts in reverse chronological order, usually by one author on a chosen theme.

Advisory columns are printed guidance pieces in newspapers, not personal online journals.

Net opinions is not a recognised term for such online diary entries.

Digital stories are short narrated multimedia pieces, not ongoing dated journal posts.

The word weblog blends web and log, meaning a running record kept on the web.