There a number of ways to connect your blu-ray player to the internet. If your Qwest modem is wireless, then you would buy a wireless bridge. It's function is to "bridge" your wifi network with a wired component. The bridge device connects to your network via wifi and has an ethernet jack in the back that you can run an ethernet cable to your audio component. The benefit is that you don't have to run an ethernet cable, install wall jacks, etc. They usually run somewhere around $75.
The other option is to use Powerline networking. You basically use the AC lines in your house as defacto ethernet runs. A module plugs into your network router, and converts the internet traffic into a high frequency signal that travels over the electrical wires in your house. At the other end a module plugs into your house's wiring, picks up the signal then converts it back to internet connectivity. You then plug your component into the module and voila you have access. The benefit to powerline networking is that the network speed is usually faster than wifi, plus you don't have to run ethernet cables, install jacks, etc. You can always add additional powerline modules to add internet connectivity at other locations throughout your house. A single pair of modules will run about $100.
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