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Re:Lessons From McDonald’s Clash With Older Koreans by 10feet on Wednesday January 29, 2014 @05:06PM (#7147400)
> It's not a corporate policy. I've personally had hours-long study sessions at McDonalds restaurants with just a drink purchase.

Just because it is not enforced where you are, does not mean it is not corporate policy. It can also depend on how busy the McDonalds is, I can imagine when it is after lunch, and the store is almost empty, they aren't going to kick anyone out.

Re:Lessons From McDonald’s Clash With Older Koreans by cosmie on Wednesday January 29, 2014 @06:21PM (#7147854)
> Just because it is not enforced where you are, does not mean it is not corporate policy.

While I don't have access to their corporate policies directly, at least one store owner has claimed he isn't aware of such a policy[1]:

   Roger Muselman, owner of successful McDonald’s       
   restaurants in Kewanee and Geneseo, 
   said he hasn’t heard about putting time limits on 
   customers and that it will never happen here.
[1] http://www.starcourier.com/article/20140124/NEWS/140129412