How long was Barbara Walters a journalist?

Barbara Walters had a remarkable journalism career that spanned over five decades, beginning in the early 1960s. She gained prominence as a television news anchor and correspondent, notably working for NBC and ABC. Walters became a pioneering figure in broadcast journalism, known for her interviews and specials, and she continued to influence the field until her retirement in 2014. Her legacy includes breaking barriers for women in journalism and creating the influential talk show "The View."