These are my links for July 22nd from 01:23 to 10:35:

• Coca-Cola admits to ignorance of Dr Pepper campaign – Coca-Cola said it signed off an offensive update in the Dr Pepper Facebook competition without knowing what it meant.
• Are you on the j-list? The leading innovators in journalism and media in 2010 – Recent industry lists ranking the great and good in journalism and the media fell a bit short of the mark for Journalism.co.uk. Where were the online innovators? Where were the journalists on the ground outside of the executives’ offices?
• IABUK : Brits spending 38% longer on internet – Brits are spending 38 per cent more time online compared to 2008 due to social media sites, a new survey from the Institute of Practitioners in Advertising (IPA) has found.
• BBC News – The ups and downs of social networks – Facebook has announced that it now has 500m active users, just six years after it was launched. The site has become the poster child of social networking on the web. While some others have seen growth, MySpace, Flickr and Bebo appear to have declined in the past year, according to these figures from Nielsen. Interesting international variations are seen, both in the amount of time Facebook users spend on the site each month and in the competing networks' popularity in different countries.
• You want an interactive map of where Facebook is used? The Guardian’s happy to help – Statistics from Facebook tell us which countries it has made the greatest inroads into – and which it hasn't. Presented as a map for you
• Sanders Says: Facebook world VS Real Web World – Facebook is your life's newspaper, the rest of the web is the wild wild rest.
• fbLike Introduces Like-Based Facebook Advertising – fbLike, the OpenGraph-powered Facebook dashboard, has introduced a new kind of Facebook advertising system.