Scientists who figured out how to get computers to talk to each other thirty years ago, possibly had no idea that their work would evolve into the highly commercial, user-friendly internet of today. Internet has revolutionized society to enable users to search for material, retrieve it, store it on their computers and open it with a single command. The dramatic rise of the internet and World Wide Web (www) has transformed the way business is carried out, improving accuracy, efficiency and speed. The world is always changing and becoming more complicated than the past.  Accordingly, domestic and international legislations, economic tendencies and social conditions follow this path. For centuries, the general principal has been that practice has abided and follows law. Globalization is the result of two revolutions taking place at in concurrence, one legal and the other technological in nature. Those are firstly, the trade liberalization and internationalization of goods and services, and secondly, information communication and technology through the telecommunications and multi-media content.