There is a command-line program for searching CPAN, which has an -r option for listing PAUSE uploads from the last xx days. 
sean@strange:~$ spause -r 1

[1 .] U/UM/UMEMOTO/Socket6-0.07.tar.gz                   2000-06-02
[2 .] S/SC/SCHOP/htpl-2.69.tar.gz                        2000-06-01
[3 .] R/RB/RBS/IPC-Run-0.2.tar.gz                        2000-06-01
[4 .] P/PF/PFRANCEUS/LSF-Base-0.03.tar.gz                2000-06-01
[5 .] P/PF/PFRANCEUS/LSF-Batch-0.03.tar.gz               2000-06-01
[6 .] S/SC/SCHOP/perl-mumps-1.06.tar.gz                  2000-06-01

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This doesn't show you the readmes, but that shouldn't be hard to implement.

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in thread CPAN Daily? news.perl.org daily? by princepawn

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