«It is conceivable that some of the iconic deficiencies of radio [blindness, medium as 'secondary'] will be offset by the new digital technology. Internet radio can offer still pictures, video clips - even printed text to remedy the evanescence of the medium's spoken words. But the question then arises as to whether this would be 'enhanced radio' radio with added pictures; or 'reduced radio' - radio which has been relegated to the status of a soundtrack. Given the primacy of our faculty of sight the latter possibility may seem more likely. Would this mean the end of radio as we know it?» (Crisell a, 2006: 6)