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Mark Zuckerberg wants you to redesign the television experience. How would you go about it?

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Tests open-ended strategic product design: scoping an ambitious prompt into a concrete, defensible bet grounded in the company's actual strengths.

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  1. Clarify the ask: television experience spans discovery, social viewing, and hardware; scope to social co-viewing, Meta's unique angle over Netflix or a TV maker.
  2. Identify the user: friends and family who want to watch and react together while physically apart, something current TV largely doesn't support.
  3. Identify the core job: recreate the feeling of watching together, reactions, commentary, shared timing, regardless of location.
  4. Propose a synchronized co-watching layer on existing streaming apps with live video reactions overlaid, powered by the social graph for who to watch with.
  5. Ground it in Meta's strengths: social graph and Messenger video infrastructure, with Quest as an optional immersive layer, rather than competing on content licensing.
  6. Define success: sessions with two or more co-viewers, and session length versus solo viewing of the same content.

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