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State Sen. Brad Hoylman said the event was "spoiling our city's skyline."

If passed, the law would effectively outlaw the 1,200-square-foot electronic billboard, which currently makes daily voyages around Manhattan.

The company's CEO won't rule out the possibility of crashing the city's beaches this summer, as he has done in Miami.

On Wednesday, the Mayor's Office announced that they'd filed a lawsuit against Ballyhoo Media, the company behind the sixty-foot ad-barges.

The Battle of the Barge rages on.