As long as they are drawing profits internationally they should be subject to laws in those nations. If they don't like the law in a particular country then the

As long as they are drawing profits internationally they should be subject to laws in those nations. If they don't like the law in a particular country then they shouldn't do business there. After all Google have .co.uk domains and offices in the UK, it's not like a bunch of foreigners just started using their services without their knowledge. Practically, if Google were to try to dodge UK law, there's now a set of tools in place to block websites. This is essentially what happened to the Pirate Bay. It's not likely it would ever come to that of course.