Open-source Moodle wins injunctions in Kiwi partner stoush
The High Court in Auckland has granted injunctions and other relief to open source learning management platform Moodle after a falling out with a former partner.
Free and open source Moodle was created by Martin Dougiamas beginning in 1999 and is based in Perth, Western Australia.
Injunctions have been granted to protect Moodle's trademark from use by former Moodle partners and associates 123 Internet, Moodle Partners NZ, Onlearn Ltd and Gary Trevor Benner.
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