Special report: There is no question that battle lines are being drawn over Net neutrality. Experts are debating whether the infrastructure is already in place, and if the advantages are worthwhile. This package also looks at intensified lobbying, how one think tank is saying that Net neutrality is property theft, and voices of support, including R.E.M. and the Christian Coalition. Columnists’ corner: In Windows apps cross over to the Mac, Neil McAllister explains that “Apple’s code translation technology is a marvel, but it’s no substitute for software that runs natively on the x86 platform.” But CodeWeaver has a solution: CrossOver Office enables Windows apps to run within Mac OS X. Of course, as McAllister points out, “Reverse-engineering software that can bridge the gaps between incompatible proprietary software platforms isn’t really revolutionary. What’s revolutionary is not having to.” Podcasts: Bob Garza speaks with Cisco about its newly-released NAC 4.0 appliance, in particular how it integrates with existing infrastructure better than similar products from competing vendors. At least if your infrastructure is already Cisco. Listen to Zero Day. Technology Industry