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Abramovich, who claimed in Senate testimony that he was "not the kingpin of robocalling as alleged," must now pay the FCC's $120 million fine or bring the dispute to federal court.

Notably, the FCC's second-largest fine in history, which asks for $95 million, related to a robocalling operation that was charged last August for allegedly making about one-fifth as many phone calls.

The FCC fine is part of a multifaceted effort to crack down on robocalls, which have spurred more than 4.5 million complaints to federal regulators in recent years. »

Pending final regulatory approvals, we will be offering free rides to the public in a few months,” Musk writes in a caption that went with the video he posted on Instagram.

Later, he gave his company its name: “It shall be called ‘The Boring Company.’ Boring, it’s what we do.”

Progress on test tunnel continued through 2017, raising money with Boring Company hats and Boring Company-branded flamethrowers. »

Joining the show’s legion of fans in lamenting the cancellation were celebrities like Lin-Manuel Miranda, Seth Meyers and Mark Hamill.

Hulu, Brooklyn Nine-Nine‘s SVOD home, is considered the most likely choice, and I hear there had been conversations about the show moving there.

A Hulu deal would mirror the streaming platform’s pickup of another single-camera comedy, The Mindy Project, after its cancellation by Fox. »

This led him, through a series of steps, not only to invent the first digital camera but also to invent a device to display it on.

Kodak did make money off of the digital camera patent — billions in fact — until it ran out in 2007.

For more on the history of the digital camera and Kodak, you can check out the full profile of Steven Sasson over at The New York Times. »